The TV field continues to be popular, and itel may launch its first TV in India

In recent years, although the TV market in China has continued to decline, its attention has remained high. In addition to traditional TV brands, more and more manufacturers hope to enter the market, because TV, as the largest screen in the home, has the C-bit attribute of coordinating the functions of household appliances in the whole house, and has become a battleground for military strategists.

It has been rumored that the mobile phone brand itel under Chuanyin will launch its first smart TV product in the Indian market. According to Indian media reports, it has been confirmed that the company may launch its latest series of Android TVs in India in March. CMR survey shows that in the smartphone market segment below 7000 rupees (about 615 yuan), itel is considered the most trustworthy brand, and in the market segment below 5000 rupees (about 439 yuan), itel is in a leading position.

In terms of product design, the Android TV to be launched by itel may adopt borderless ID design, be equipped with super bright display screen, and also be equipped with Dolby audio technology. In addition, it is expected that 32 inch and 43 inch small size products will be launched first, and 55 inch products will be launched in the next few months.

In fact, in the domestic market, the small screen TV market is becoming smaller and smaller, and manufacturers' profits are also constantly declining. It is very difficult for foreign brands to re enter the market. However, India has a large population, and its urban development is still improving, with huge potential. Among them, Xiaomi TV has many fans in the local market. After all, Xiaomi has excellent domestic technology accumulation, and is slightly better at display.

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